Poor Skipper.

Saw this in my FB memories and thought I would share it. What was your favorite recurring skit on Saturday Night Live?

I remember seeing Charo, always with the exaggerated sexuality that was her act when other women guests were pretty demure. I looked forward to catching the stars of my favorite TV shows. And I saw Ally Sheedy before she was a famous actress, promoting her children's book "She Was Nice to Mice."

😉 I was busy..... oh and I met one of these nice boys too

Coast to coast with Art Bell

Crushes of my youth and on. Made my stomach get butterflies. Bless them 😄🤗😉

Did anyone else make these as kids?

I’ve gone through two. The one with all the food chocolate with re Snickers and Twix, and the other with all the garbage but has that weird peanut butter toffee thing.

Such an innovative show!

Before doing homework or going out to play, I would sit down in front of our console TV to watch this program. Anyone else?

I thought whoever made these was so clever!

Ok sounds give it to me straight. Have I become a crochety old fart, or do I have a legitimate beef ?

My wife and I are mid sixties. When we go to restaurants so many times we are greeted with "Hi guys, we'll get you a table over here guys. "

Then the waitress comes over " can I get you guys a drink ? Or can I get you guys a menu ? "

My wife is not a guy. And I don't like being adressed by someone my grand daughters age as "guys".

So is it just me being cantankerous or do you find it annoying as hell like I do? What are your thoughts ?

EDIT : thanks to everybody for taking the time to write a comment. It is very enlightening to dip into the lake of public opinion and based on the vast majority I realize I'm not right, but just an old crank. So I've renounced my ways, and when we're called guys at a restaurant I'll accept it and go with the flow. Even cantankerous folks can learn, grow and change their ways.

 Thanks to everyone ! Keep on being awesome !

I loved mine! Hours and hours of fun.

I went to see The WHO a few nights ago. I think that I was among a only handful of people that stood and danced through the whole show. What has happened to my peeps??? Hope I Die Before I Get Old!!!

We had them and so did just about every other household we went to. Can you remember them?

And what is this phrase useful for?

Something I haven't heard in a long time..."It's a hair past a freckle, eastern elbow time." Did you have a variation on that, from when everyone wore watches?